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Court orders end to precautionary measures against American man accused by woman

From La Nación · () Spanish

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  • Judge Marjorie Ramos Araya ordered an end to all precautionary measures against American Edward Ringle in an alleged human-trafficking case.
  • The judge criticized the former employee, identified by the surname Fiaño, for allegedly filing a reckless complaint.

A judge in San José ordered an end to every precautionary measure imposed on American Edward Ringle, who faces an investigation over alleged human trafficking involving a former employee.

The ruling came from Marjorie Ramos Araya of the Criminal Court of San José’s Third Judicial Circuit, based in Pavas. The case concerns a former employee identified by the surname Fiaño.

The judge also reprimanded the alleged victim, saying she had allegedly submitted a “reckless complaint.”

reckless complaint

· Marjorie Ramos ArayaThe judge used the phrase when criticizing the complaint attributed to the former employee.
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